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A quick introduction to same aspects of the Zend Framework, including installation and setup using Zend_Tool, ZF's MVC architecture, database models, controllers, view scripts, layouts and forms. Delivered at the April meeting of phpNE.
Murach: An introduction to web programming with ASP.NET Core MVCMahmoudOHassouna
Murach: An introduction to web programming with ASP.NET Core MVC
Mary Delamater, Joel Murach - Murach's ASP.NET Core MVC-Mike Murach & Associates, Inc. (2020) (1)
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Exception handling in ASP.NET allows applications to gracefully handle errors using try-catch blocks to handle exceptions at the class level, the Page_Error event to handle errors at the page level, and the Application_Error event to handle errors globally. Validation controls like RequiredFieldValidator and CompareValidator validate user input on both the client-side and server-side to ensure proper data and reduce round trips to the server. Custom error pages can be configured in the Web.config file to handle different HTTP error codes like 404 and 500 errors.
SQLite is an embedded SQL database that contains a C library. It is not a client-server database and instead embeds directly into the end program. SQLite follows PostgreSQL syntax. To connect with SQLite from Python, you import the sqlite3 module and use the connect() method to create a Connection object. From there you can create a Cursor object to execute SQL statements like CREATE TABLE, INSERT, SELECT, WHERE, ORDER BY, UPDATE, and DELETE.
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- Unit testing in MVC using interfaces to create loosely coupled components and mocking frameworks.
- Exception handling in MVC using the OnException method and HandleError attribute to catch exceptions.
- Routing in MVC using the default route and custom routes added to the route table.
- Navigation structures in MVC using the MVC Site Map Provider which allows specifying controllers and actions in site maps.
- Styling MVC applications using layouts to define common templates applied to views.
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This document provides an introduction to ASP.NET MVC, covering the MVC pattern, controllers, actions, routing, views, models, and capturing user input with forms. It discusses key ASP.NET MVC concepts like separation of concerns, the default project structure, and common action filters. The document also provides exercises for readers to create a basic MVC application with a model, controller actions, and views that display and capture data. It concludes by outlining additional topics to be covered in part 2, such as HTML helpers, partial views, and unit testing.
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Slides:
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2- TypeScript Content
3- Why TypeScript
4- TypeScript Interfaces
5- TypeScript Decorators
6- TypeScript Import and Export
7- What is Angular JS
8- Angular Architecture Overview
9- Anatomy of an Angular Application
10- Setting up an Angular Application
11- Angular CLI
12- Running your application
13- Modules
14- Components
15- Templates
16- Metadata
17- Data binding
18- Pipes
19- Services and Service Creation
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https://youtu.be/qsBe9X9n_-M
Courtesy:
http://www.ifourtechnolab.com
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ASP.NET Web API is a framework that makes it easy to build HTTP services that reach a broad range of clients, including browsers and mobile devices. ASP.NET Web API is an ideal platform for building RESTful applications on the .NET Framework.
Video :
https://youtu.be/qwLBeg1CPSo
Courtesy:
http://www.ifourtechnolab.com
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- Exception handling in MVC using the OnException method and HandleError attribute to catch exceptions.
- Routing in MVC using the default route and custom routes added to the route table.
- Navigation structures in MVC using the MVC Site Map Provider which allows specifying controllers and actions in site maps.
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2- TypeScript Content
3- Why TypeScript
4- TypeScript Interfaces
5- TypeScript Decorators
6- TypeScript Import and Export
7- What is Angular JS
8- Angular Architecture Overview
9- Anatomy of an Angular Application
10- Setting up an Angular Application
11- Angular CLI
12- Running your application
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17- Data binding
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This document provides an introduction and overview of ASP.NET Identity. It discusses how ASP.NET Identity is the new membership system for building ASP.NET web applications and allows using social identities like Windows Live, Gmail, Facebook and Twitter for authentication. The document outlines key features of ASP.NET Identity like extended user account definitions, two-factor authentication, account confirmation and management of users and roles. It also lists required packages and describes important pieces of ASP.NET Identity like User, Role, User Manager, Role Manager and Authentication Manager. Finally, it provides references for further reading on ASP.NET Identity.
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A presentation describing Castle Monorail, the MVC framework for ASP.NET from Castle project.
Given at Microsoft offices in Ra'anana, Israel, on Feb 2nd, 2009, for the Web Developers Community (WDC), by Ken Egozi, project lead of Monorail
The document discusses JavaScript concepts such as variables, data types, arithmetic operators, and control structures. It provides examples of JavaScript code for displaying text, obtaining user input, and performing basic calculations. Key topics covered include variables, strings, prompts, arithmetic, and memory concepts. Code samples demonstrate how to write simple JavaScript programs.
A plug-in is piece of code written in a standard JavaScript file. These files provide useful jQuery methods which can be used along with jQuery library methods.
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is easy for machines to parse and generate.
video :
https://youtu.be/qsBe9X9n_-M
Courtesy:
http://www.ifourtechnolab.com
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This document discusses Tkinter, a Python GUI library. It provides instructions on how to create basic GUI elements like labels, buttons, and text entry boxes. It explains that Tkinter is bundled with Python so no installation is needed. It also describes the grid geometry manager for laying out widgets and the .place() manager for precise positioning. Finally, it discusses how to use the .get() method to retrieve text entered by the user in an Entry widget.
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Video :
https://youtu.be/qwLBeg1CPSo
Courtesy:
http://www.ifourtechnolab.com
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The UIMap file contains three files that are used to map UI controls for automated testing:
- UIMap.uitest is an XML file
- UIMap.cs
- UIMap.Designer.cs
The UIMap.Designer.cs file is automatically generated and contains mappings of UI controls with search criteria to uniquely identify each control. It includes sections for using statements, methods to interact with controls, parameter classes to store changeable data, and control mapping classes for each mapped UI element.
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at AT and T Bell Laboratories USA, in the early 1980’s. Stroustrup, an admirer of
Simula67 and a strong supporter of C wanted to combine the best of both the languages
and create a more powerful language that could support object-oriented programming
features and still retain the power and elegance of C. The result was C++
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Annotations provide metadata that can be applied to Java code elements. They do not directly affect program semantics but can be read and used by tools and libraries. The key points are:
1. Annotations were introduced in Java 5 to allow programmers to add metadata directly in code.
2. Common uses of annotations include providing compiler instructions, documentation, code generation, and runtime processing.
3. Annotation types define the structure of annotations and can be further configured using meta-annotations like @Target and @Retention.
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3. Overview
Automate the process of creating properties
Enhance the objects and collections using the
Initializers
Create implicitly typed local variables
Extend existing types using Extension Methods
Write the new lambda expressions
Using the new features in multi-framework versions
4. Automatically Implemented Properties
Auto-Implemented Properties Overview
Auto-Implemented Properties can handle the trivial
implementation of getter and setter.
The compiler will generate hidden backing fields with the
implementation.
This feature is related to the compiler and not the
Framework Version or the Intermediate Language.
The Auto-Implemented Properties can be implemented
using the following syntax:
public string Name { get; set; }
5. Lab 1: Using Auto-Implemented Properties
Using the Automatic Implemented
Properties.
Creating read-only and write-only
properties.
Using Automatic Implemented Properties
with multi-framework versions.
Examining the effects of the Automatic
Implemented Properties on the generated
intermediate language.
6. Object and Collection Initializers
Object Initializer Overview
Object Initializers allows the developer to create the
object instance and assign the initial values at the same
time.
The C# 2.0 way of initializing objects:
Customer cst2 = new Customer();
cst2.ID = 2;
cst2.Name = "Ayman Farouk";
cst2.Phone = "0799-987-980-98";
The C# 3.0 way of initializing objects:
Customer cst3 = new Customer()
{ ID = 3, Name = "Osama Salam", Phone = "074-545-545-67" };
7. Object and Collection Initializers
Collection Initializers Overview
The collection Initializers allows the developer to specify
one or more elements Initializers when initializing any
type that implements the System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T>.
Initializers Rules:
1. Object Initializers cannot include more than one member initializer
for the same field or property.
2. The Object Initializers cannot refer to the newly created object it is
initializing.
3. The Collection type must implements
System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T> in order to have
initializers.
8. Lab 2: Using Initializers
Writing Object Initializer expressions.
Writing Collection Initializer expressions.
Using the nested object initializer.
Using Initializers with multi-framework
versions.
Examining the generated initialization
instructions in the intermediate language.
9. Implicit Typing
Implicit Typing Overview
The new keyword var allows the C# compiler to infers
the type of variables
the compiler will determines the appropriate CLR type
Var differ than variant keyword in VB6 and COM
Implicit Typing Context:
1. Declaring variable at the method/property scope
2. In a for loop statement.
3. In a foreach loop statement.
4. In a using statement.
10. Lab 3: Using Implicit Typing
Using implicit-typed variables.
Using implicit typing with foreach context.
Using implicit typing with custom classes
and lists.
Using Implicit Typing with multi-
framework versions.
Examining the types of the implicit-typed
variables.
11. Extension Methods
Extension Methods Overview
Extension Methods allows the developer to inject new
methods to the existing compiled types without the need
to re-write or override the current implementations.
Extension Methods are natively supported in the VS
2008 IDE.
Defining Extension Methods:
1. Must be defined in separated static class.
2. Must be declared as static methods.
3. The first parameter modifier of the extension methods must be this
keyword.
12. Lab 4: Using Extension Methods
Extending types with extension methods.
Consuming extension methods.
Extending different .NET Framework built-
in types.
13. Lambda Expressions
Lambda Expressions Overview
Lambda expressions allows the developer to write
functions in expression context instead of writing it the
regular method body with a name.
it consists of two sides separated by the lambda
operator => “goes to”
the left side specifies the parameters if any, and the
right side holds the statement block or the expression.
Lambda Expression Limitation:
1. It can be only used as a part of statement.
2. The lambda expression does not have a name.
3. Lambda expression cannot contain a goto, break, or continue
statement whose target is outside the body.
14. Lab 5: Writing Expression Methods
Writing lambda expressions
Using the Lambda expressions.
Understanding the different in writing
expressions using delegates, anonymous
methods, and lambda expressions.
15. Review
In this module, you learned to:
Examine the Auto Properties Feature
Work with Initializers
Use the Implicit Typing Feature
Extending Existing Types
Writing Lambda Expressions